Brief Description – Don’t look up because what you see will change you to a raving lunatic.
I’m two books in now and whizzed through this, the third in the series. Nothing changes with battles, chases, fights, frights, and all out action.
Blind Fear added a little more horror to the mix and it gave me the chills. We find out exactly what the government facility is, and why it wants the immune people rounded up.
I loved the way the author gave each character their point of view, including the baddies. I became invested in some, and didn’t like others.
In this book, as in the previous, the author adds in new people and we get to know them without any sort of confusion.They all had heaps of personality and I have my favourites.
The story is easy to read, and keeps you on your toes with its continued an action. I loved it, recommend it, and will be starting book four right away.
Blurb
“Monsters are real, ghosts are real too. They live inside us, and sometimes, they win.” —Stephen King
Death and destruction are taking over the world. The impact of the crack that’s transforming ordinary people into blind, rage-filled monsters, are bringing every system down and forcing the survivors to fight for every breath.
Mark and John meet up at the place they least want to be: In a government facility, about to undergo severe medical procedures.
Tommy is trapped in a dank basement by his narcissistic aunt, who insists on “straightening him out.” And what’s worse, he finds the ghost of his dead father as his cellmate.
Gina is on the lookout for a new, safe place to stay. But dangers lure at every turn, and she is yet to face the worst.
As past horrors begin to appear in flesh and blood, our heroes are put to the ultimate test. Will they stand up against their innermost fears? Or will it destroy them?
After all, there’s no cure. No prevention. Not even an explanation.
Only blind fear.
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